Author Archives: Matt Roszak

Android Game Updates

Hey guys, recently my older Android games were starting to get hidden from the Google Play Store, so I quickly updated them for Android 13 compatibility. Epic Battle Fantasy 1, Cat Cafe v2, Brawl Royale and Mecha Dress Up Game should be ready to survive another 2 years on the Play Store. I didn’t test them very much, so hopefully the update didn’t break anything.

I’ve also made Cat Cafe v2, Brawl Royale and Mecha Dress Up Game totally 100% free with no ads. No one was buying them before, so hopefully they’ll get a little bit of love now.

I don’t plan to publish these games on iOS btw – it’s very easy to publish tiny games on Android, but it’s quite a pain on iOS with the extra steps that are involved there. And even EBF5 is doing much better on Android than on iOS, in terms of downloads and sales. Apple has let me down!

Hidden Cats and Dogs: Blood Filter

Hey guys, I’m quietly working on Hidden Cats and Dogs in the background. Gradually getting ready to have a small demo ready, but there’s still some vital features missing (like a victory screen!) Around 20 levels are finished, so there’s already a lot of content, even if it’s not fully polished yet.

Today I implemented the option to turn off blood and dark themes, so seeing dead cartoon animals is optional. (This also effects minor references to Satanism, suicide, drugs, etc.) So the game should be suitable for all ages, if you wish.

EBF4: New Lore

Hey guys, in my previous post I mentioned that all battle dialogue in EBF4 will now have full-sized emoticons to go with it. Well I figured this would also be a good chance to add some new dialogue for the bosses, something which I regretted not doing after I first made the game. All 12 main bosses have new dialogue, and there’s also a few new lines for the players in relation to the new summons. Overall, there’s gonna be a lot of little extras to incentivize you to replay the game.

EBF4: In-Battle Emoticons

All in-battle dialogue in EBF4 now shows full emoticons. Now the cringe can be fully expressed.

This should have been a feature all along, not sure why I didn’t do it in the original game. But the in-battle dialogue in EBF4 is much more brief than it is in EBF5, and a lot sillier.

Anyway, coming to the mobile port first, and PC version later.